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A really good album, capturing the atmosphere of Macca's excellent performance at Citi Field. What a shame that Emusic want to rip you off to the tune of £13.86, when you can buy it on Amazon at £4.55 and include a DVD with that, yep that's £4.55!! What's the story Emusic?
I trundled down memory lane with this one. Great atmosphere and I thought the performance was terrific
I find Paul Mac hard to take when he's too cosy or middle of the road , but this set is a great mix of wings and beatles, all delivered with energy and good ol rock and roll feel plus some good guitar work. Try 'the end' or 'ive got a feeling' or the new 'highway'. Best live outing so far. 'Great little band' as he says himself of the beatles at their best.
Having been a lifelong fan of the Beatles, this live version of some of their classic songs is a joy.I guess there has been a period when people sided with their favourite Beatle - and this collection is a good example why that is a pointless exercise. They each contributed in different ways and made the sum greater than the individual parts. Paul's fronting of this particular compilation together with his own stuff from Wings gave me the feeling that they are still all with us.
OK! Are you guys ready to get bummed out? Because it's the week before Valentine's Day and, man, do we have some sad records for you. I mean, sad even for indie rock, which has sad basically branded into its DNA. So if you're ready to be heartbroken, let's get going. Sharon Van Etten, Tramp: Basically, the only record you need today. A great leap forward from her previous, folky outings, Tramp finds Van Etten falling… more »
Electric Arguments is no ordinary Paul McCartney album. For a start, it's by the Fireman, his occasional musical partnership with Youth, former Killing Joke bassist turned award-winning producer. Secondly, it's received more critical acclaim than any Macca release since Band on the Run a trifling 35 years ago. Oh, and it released on an indie record label founded by anarchist punks, One Little Indian, whose most high-profile artist up until now has been Björk. Fitting, then,… more »
